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Brandon Tramper

BFA, APMA®

Financial Advisor
Behavioral Financial Advisor
A private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC

Virtual Financial Planning for Families, Nationwide

Background and qualification information is available at FINRA's BrokerCheck website. | Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC Client Relationship Summary Disclosure.

Decisions > Investments

Most financial mistakes don't come from picking the "wrong" investment. They come from emotional decisions, unclear goals, and reacting at the wrong time. My approach is goal-based advice, helping you make decisions with greater confidence and consistency that align with the life you wish to live.

Simple Wealth Management
My Commitment
5 Questions for a Financial Advisor
Simple Wealth Management

Most people want to feel confident about where they stand financially, understand where they're headed, and trust that the important details are being handled. That's where I come in. Wealth management doesn't have to feel complicated or overwhelming.

I work with families and busy professionals, and individuals seeking a more organized and confident approach to their finances. Together, we develop straightforward, personalized strategies that help manage the stress of financial decision-making and help you feel more confident and clear about your future.

The goal is simple.
Less stress about money.
More focus on living your life.

As a virtual financial advisor, I work with families across the country. Every plan is built around goals, values, and what matters most to you both now and down the road.

Why I Became a Financial Advisor

My Commitment

When I take someone on as a client, I take the responsibility seriously.

I believe when we work together, you matter, regardless of account size, career stage, or where you’re starting.

Here’s what I commit to for every client:

  • At least two proactive meetings per year.
  • Direct access, including my personal phone number.
  • Clear communication in plain language.
  • Thoughtful guidance that puts life first and money second.
  • Honest conversations, even when the answer isn’t favorable.
  • Follow‑through, organization, and consistency.

I intentionally limit the number of clients I work with so I can stay engaged, accessible, and present.

If we decide to work together, you can expect attention, accountability, and a long‑term planning relationship.

5 Questions for a Financial Advisor

These are the questions I think actually matter.

1. What values guide how you work with clients?
Do the right thing, be clear, and don’t overcomplicate money.

2. What do clients say about you most often?
That I make things easier to understand, help bring organization and clarity to help clients make financial decisions with greater confidence.

3. What services do you provide that I might not see elsewhere.
Behavioral financial planning, emphasis on living life, and my communication style.

4. How do you make sure clients always know where they stand towards goals.
Robust planning software that is used to track progress towards goals and online access to it.

5. Do you work with outside professionals?
Absolutely I coordinate with CPAs, attorneys, and others when/where needed.

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